Jacketed Glass Reactor LJGR-T2019

Introduction

Jacketed Glass Reactor features a 100 processes in labs and industrial settings.

This laboratory glass reactor is designed to meet the rigorous requirements of modern laboratory operations, ensuring high precision, reliability, and ease of use for various experimental applications.

Applications

Jacketed Glass Reactor is built for performing chemical synthesis, distillation, extraction, and crystallization under regulated temperature and stirring environments. This system accommodates a broad thermal range, making it ideal for applications in research labs, pharmaceutical processing, and specialty chemical development.

Specifications

Glass Vessel Volume	100 L Cylindrical
Dropping Funnel Volume	10000 mL
Receiving Bottle	20000 mL
Dropping Funnel Interface	Φ12.5
Glass Vessel Flange	Φ 215 mm
Glass Vessel Opening OD	Φ 265 mm
Glass Material	3.3 Borosilicate
Bottom Valve ID	Φ 21 mm
Jacket Interface	45 mm
Jacket Interface Pressure Limit	Less than or equal to 0.03 Mpa
Circulation Hose Connection Port	Rc3/4
Glass Vessel Lid Openings	7
Center Opening of Lid	50 mm
Side Opening of Lid	34/35 ×2, 35 mm, 40/38, S51
Seal Ring on Vessel Lid	Φ264×Φ220×3
Drain Port Ground Clearence	340 mm
Stirring Speed	50 to 500 rpm
Support Parts for Stirrer
Condenser Interface	40/38
Condenser Area	0.954 m2
Solid Charging Port	80 mm
Liquid Collection Tray	Optional
Power Consumption	370 W
Dimensions (W×D×H)	1160×780×2400 mm

Features

Reinforced joint locking system

Dual-post vertical stabilizers

Splash-guard funnel design

Cross-braced frame support

Noise-reduced stirrer drive

FAQs

1. Can the Jacketed Glass Reactor support work with volatile solvents during distillation or synthesis?

Jacketed Glass Reactor is structured for processes involving volatile solvents, where managing vapor paths is essential. It includes compatible ports for controlled reflux and condensation to reduce solvent loss. The materials used limit unwanted interaction with active agents. With a layout built for vapor recovery, the reactor can handle complex distillation steps. Its ports allow smooth exhaust and re-entry for controlled cycles. This helps stabilize reaction outcomes even in temperature-sensitive procedures. Extra care in construction prevents heat stress that could risk breakage or loss. The design is ideal for safe, repeatable solvent-handling experiments.

2. How does the Jacketed Glass Reactor manage liquid spills or residue after operation?

Jacketed Glass Reactor features a dedicated collection tray beneath the vessel to catch any residual liquid. This reduces mess during drainage and limits post-process cleanup. Its alignment beneath the outlet avoids interference with fluid flow. The tray offers an added layer of protection in high-frequency usage settings. Easily removable, it supports quick cleaning between cycles. Users gain improved lab hygiene and less risk of surface damage. reactor allows cleaner operation without interrupting process steps. It’s designed to maintain order during and after experiments.

3. Can the Jacketed Glass Reactor support filtration without external vessels?

The Jacketed Glass Reactor offers configuration options that support direct filtration within the same unit. This allows solid-liquid separation to be done without transferring contents. A vacuum-compatible setup enables easy filter assembly at the base. Reducing movement minimizes sample loss and exposure. It simplifies workflows during crystallization or suspension work. The internal adaptability supports continuous and stepwise filtering. reactor makes it possible to complete multiple phases within one container. This setup benefits users handling sensitive or time-dependent reactions.

4. Is the Jacketed Glass Reactor suitable for early-stage production or pilot-scale work?

Jacketed Glass Reactor is built for labs transitioning from experimental stages to limited production. Its vessel can handle long-duration tasks without compromising performance. Larger chamber access supports greater batch volumes compared to standard bench models. That makes it practical for scaling up research batches. Its construction supports longer run times and process repetitions. The reactor works well in evaluating product performance before industrial trials. system helps bridge the gap between R&D and pilot-scale output. It’s a strong fit for labs preparing real-world product tests.

5. What safety elements are included in the Jacketed Glass Reactor for high-risk environments?

Jacketed Glass Reactor includes insulation for hose interfaces and optional explosion-proof motor systems. This is essential when handling reactive or flammable compounds. The frame and connections help reduce thermal strain on glass parts. Electrical isolation minimizes the chance of fault during sensitive procedures. Drip control components support safer drainage after heated reactions. The structure promotes cautious use without limiting access or monitoring. reactor encourages safe practices in environments where stability is critical. Safety measures are included without sacrificing functionality.

6. Can the Jacketed Glass Reactor be integrated with lab automation systems?

The Jacketed Glass Reactor supports integration with sensors, probes, and programmable units. Its open design makes it compatible with temperature, pH, and flow controllers. Custom ports enable real-time data monitoring and live adjustment. This allows researchers to automate long or repetitive procedures. It’s suited for labs requiring consistent documentation and tracked process variables. The layout supports quick attachment of standard automation gear. reactor is built for modern lab environments needing traceability and consistency. It enhances control over multi-step reactions through connected systems.